Sukach Igor

Igor Sukachev, better known as Garik Sukachev, born December 1, 1959 in the village Myakinino Moscow region. He graduated from the Railway Technical School, participated in the design of the railway station "Tushino". In 1987 he graduated from the Lipetsk regional cultural-educational school with a diploma theater director. During his studies he became acquainted with Sergei Galanin. Both had to work in different bands, then started rehearsing together, and by early 1986, was born Group Brigade C. She made Garik Sukachev January 14, 1986, after the "Rock-a Christmas tree" - the first underground rock festival. The very first program the group was "Mandarin paradise", the second, "Welcome to the exclusion zone," was made at a good professional level, and the song "plumber on the Roof" and "My little baby" became hits. In 1987 the group came under the auspices of the Center Stas Namin, played at various festivals, a lot was written and by 1988 was among the leaders of the Moscow rock scene. At the same time "Brigada C" co-starred in the movie Savva Kulish "The tragedy in the style of rock," which he wrote the music for Sergei Kurehin. In the same year the film came out, which starred Sukachev - Defender Sedov "and" Step ". After several albums were released there was a conflict between the Sukachev and the rest of the group, and soon from the old Brigade C "in her left alone Sukachev. The newly elected "team with" participated in the tour "Rock of clean water", went to the U.S.. After reconciliation Galanin and Sukacheva reformed group repeated a tour of the Volga, has continued to perform and record, but after the departure of Galanin in the spring of 1994, Brigade S "virtually ceased to exist. Garik Sukachev, inviting a number of famous St. Petersburg and Moscow musicians, gathered a group of "Untouchables". They are periodically performed in Moscow, filmed on television, recorded several albums. In addition, Sukachev starred in several films, and in 1997 acted as a film director with "The crisis of middle age". In 1999 a book was published Garik Sukachev - a collection of King Avenue.